Sanaa:The Fourth Chanting Competition and Festival among university and community college students, organized by the Higher Education Sector in collaboration with Dar Al-Salam International University for Science and Technology, concluded today in Sanaa. This event coincided with the annual Martyr Day 1448 AH.
According to Yemen News Agency, the three-day event saw participation from 20 contestants representing various universities and community colleges. The competition aimed to strengthen faith identity and moral values, commemorate Martyr Day, and promote creativity and talent discovery among Yemeni students.
Abdulkarim Al-Dahhak, Director of Activities at the Higher Education Sector, commended Dar Al-Salam International University for hosting the competition for the third year. He emphasized the educational and cultural significance of such events in shaping student personalities and enhancing their moral values.
Dr. Aref Al-Hakimi, President of Dar Al-Salam International University, expressed the university's dedication to showcasing students' artistic talents and creativity through the competition. He highlighted the event's role in promoting a faith-based cultural identity.
The event featured performances by the winners and concluded with an award ceremony. Student Hussein Al-Murtada from the Modern Specialized College secured first place, while Adel Al-Banna from 21 September University and Ayman Ayyash from the University of Science and Technology took second and third places, respectively. Other winners included Ibrahim Al-Dhamadi from the Modern Technology College and Mohammed Al-Maqbali from Al-Ittihad University. Hani Al-Asri from Sheba University won first place in the Zamil category.
